Pokemon Night Out: Marshmello & Alison Wonderland

Pokemon Night Out is an official Pokémon 30th anniversary EDM event headlined by Marshmello with support from Alison Wonderland. The announcement confirms two arena concerts this fall and promises custom sets, immersive visuals and Pokémon-inspired stage storytelling. (dexerto.com)

This first-time collaboration between Pokémon and world-famous EDM artists targets fans aged 16 and up and emphasizes live, high-energy production designed to blend music and franchise visuals. (dexerto.com)

Where and when is Pokemon Night Out?

Pokemon Night Out will visit two cities: October 24, 2026 at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles and November 10, 2026 at the O2 Arena in London. These are the only announced Night Out dates so far. (dexerto.com)

The shows are billed as arena-scale EDM productions with exclusive visuals and stage technology created specifically for the event to “electrify” concertgoers. (dexerto.com)

How to get Pokemon Night Out tickets

Tickets for the Los Angeles show go on sale April 17 at 10:00 AM PDT via Ticketmaster; London tickets go on sale April 17 at 10:00 AM BST via AXS. Sales are limited and subject to availability — fans are advised to be ready when sales open. (dexerto.com)

Merchandise will be available at the concerts and in limited quantities online through official Pokémon channels. (dexerto.com)

What to expect at Pokemon Night Out

Expect a true EDM concert experience: custom music sets, animated digital visuals, and Pokémon-inspired storytelling woven into the live production. Organizers say the collaboration celebrates fandom and music together. (dexerto.com)

Pokémon has previously explored music collaborations (for example, shows with Hatsune Miku), but Night Out is its first mainstream EDM arena collaboration — a move that aims to bring older and nocturnal fans together for a shared live experience. (dexerto.com)

Pokemon Night Out is a new way for Trainers to celebrate the franchise’s 30th — will you be going to the dancefloor this fall?